Sentence examples for the point of completion from inspiring English sources

When he was elected president in 1992, Mr Clinton inherited a North American Free-Trade Area that was ready to start; a Uruguay trade round on the point of completion; and a World Trade Organisation ready to be set up.

Without fast-track, agreements can be unpicked line-by-line by Congress, and other TPP countries will be reluctant to sign up.On the other hand, without a big trade agreement on the point of completion it is hard to argue that fast-track is essential and urgent.

Dear friends, the NZAMBI project has finally reached the point of completion.

At the point of completion, these women are referred to dental services, if required.

"I preferred Pharm D. training program which seeks to make the pharmacist very capable of providing clinical care at the point of completion of the course".

The AAMC [ 9] sends questionnaires annually to graduating medical students in the USA, but there do not appear to be any studies which report the use of interviews with medical students at the point of completion of their undergraduate studies.

The pinhole density is further reduced by a factor of ∼200 by using smoother epitaxial Cu thin films and additionally by extending the growth duration past the point of visual completion, as characterized by scanning electron microscopy.

All data will be stored in a password-protected computer in a locked office of the principal investigator for 3 years from the point of study completion at which time they will be destroyed.

Table 1 displays a summary of measures, the informant and the time point of completion.

The analysis included costs from the point of randomisation to completion for each participant (pre-randomisation ophthalmic care and initial consultation costs were not included into the cost analysis).

Many of these issues could be addressed by providing clear instructions on the steps to be taken from the point of registration until the completion of the doctorate.